Sentence examples for someone at hand from inspiring English sources

And you always have someone at hand to proof read your papers and point out the jargon.

With Hillary at his side, Obama removes this perceived weakness, and strengthens his appeal, by having someone close at hand who can communicate convincingly with Republican waverers too.

While both Felix and Soho have come to bear some resemblance to him, Mr. Kentridge says that is mainly because he needs someone close at hand to use as a model.

Let us hope that when Jennings, who at least had a prolific season for Durham even if he does not have a reputation of being particularly adept against spin, arrives someone is at hand to point him out to Trevor Bayliss since first impressions are important in any relationship.

The emotions were high for me, because I actually know what it feels like to lose someone at the hands of an officer.

Although I feared for myself and my family members (one of them being a police officer), I never imagined that the experience of losing someone at the hands of an officer would hit so close to home.

The Jets' media-relations department posted someone at practice to hand out revised rosters for a team that seems to be changing on the fly.

(Just as someone on Wall Street could plausibly be naïve about the political danger at hand, someone in Washington could easily be a bit too close to it).

Why, then, does it feel like any time a woman points out the objectively important political and cultural moment at hand, someone else feels the need to jump in to tell her why she's wrong?

Mostly for damage control, at first, but also because you're putting a sponsored message into someone's hand at this really critical point".

It's wise to keep someone on hand at all times just in case something breaks.